In a dazzling and highly-anticipated event, Ghanaian actress, movie producer, and entrepreneur, Tracey Boakye, known affectionately as “His Only Chick,” was unveiled as the brand ambassador for Issy Hair and Nails in Adum, near the Samba Hotel, on Saturday, September 9, 2023.
The event, which attracted celebrities, industry insiders, and fans alike, was a celebration of beauty, confidence, and empowerment, perfectly aligning with Tracey Boakye’s own life journey.
Ghana’s beloved songstress Wendy Shay survived a terrifying accident that occurred in the late hours of Sunday, September 10.
The accident happened around midnight on the ACP Kwabenya high road when a Tipper Truck collided with the singer’s car from behind, leaving fans across the nation in deep concern for her well-being.
Ghanaian veteran musical artiste, Adane Best has said that he sees the talented Ghanaian award-winning singer, Black Sherif to be similar to him in terms of style and believes he has a bright future.
In an interview with Chrystal Kwame-Aryee on Showbiz 360 on Friday, September 9, 2023, the Ga Highlife singer pointed out that having been in the music industry for over three decades, there are some artistes he has noticed and showered amazing accolades on them.
According to him, “Let me talk about my boy; Black Sherif. His style is very different, just like mine and he pitches it just the way I pitch my music. With the way he sings, I can proudly say that he has a great future; this is only the beginning of his career. People are yet to see what he has to offer. I haven’t seen anyone in Ghana that sings like him.”
He continued, “I also like Akwaboah and I think Epixode is good. Many are called but few are chosen. Akwaboah, Black Sherif and Epixode are a part of the chosen few.”
Moving on to talk about what has kept him in shape over the years, Adane Best indicated that, “It’s all by the grace of God. I drink lemon water and moringa every morning. I perform almost every single day as I am a full- time musician,” adding that “ I’m always going for events so I barely rest but I think that it is the mark of a good musician and I give thanks to God for that.”
When asked to share what he has been up to in recent times, the artiste known for his hits in the Ga dialect noted that he had wanted to celebrate his 31-year anniversary in the space but due to a thing or two, he has postponed it to next year.
“This year, I made up my mind that I’ll be celebrating my 31st anniversary but I had a problem with the venue I wanted to use, so it will come on next year. It will be big. I’ve finished with my latest; a whole album made up of 11 songs and I’ll start promoting it in either December or January,” he shared.
Wrapping up with the interview, the old-time boxer explained why he quit boxing, saying that, “I love boxing. I used to fight when I was a child. I realized I am a musician hence, I have to be concentrating on my musical career. That’s my reason.”
Ghanaian singer, OV has revealed that despite terminating their contracts in 2019, her former label boss, Stonebwoy, wanted to still work with her, however, not publicly.
According to OV, in a new interview with Kwaku Manu, although her contract had been terminated, Stonebwoy wanted to still work with her, however, this time, with Ayisha Modi as her manager.
“After the termination, I had a meeting, several meetings with big brother (Stonebwoy). He said he wants to work with me lowkey, but he wants Aisha to manage me and I told him no,” OV revealed.
Explaining her reason for declining the offer, OV stated that she did not think Ayisha Modi had the professional experience to manage her career.
Professionally, I hadn’t seen her work with any artiste and that is not even the main thing, I don’t think she has experience in managing an artiste.
“For personal reasons, I chose not to work with her,” she explained.
The “Want Me” singer added that Stonebwoy understood her decision not to work with Ayisha.
“Stonebwoy said he would understand if I don’t want to be involved with Aisha,” she added.
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Ghanaian music promoter Sadick Assah, popularly known as Sleeky, has voiced his concerns and frustrations in response to a recent incident involving the renowned Ghanaian musician Sarkodie.
In a Facebook post, Sleeky expressed his empathy for Sarkodie and called for the music industry to rally behind its giants while also highlighting the need for improved travel standards.
Ghana’s highly regarded musician, Michael Owusu Addo, popularly known as Sarkodie, recently took to his Facebook page to express his disappointment and concern regarding his recent experience with Delta Air Lines.
The incident occurred on Sunday, September 10, 2023, when he missed an important event in Detroit due to a series of unfortunate events during his journey with the airline.
Ghanaian musician Amerado has finally released the full song for his much anticipated viral Tiktok sound titled ‘Kwaku Ananse’.
‘Kwaku Ananse’ is an emotive journey through the highs and lows of life, set to the infectious rhythm of Afrobeat.
Amerado’s lyrical prowess shines as he tells the story of overcoming adversity, echoing the unpredictable nature of humans and the everyday hustle.
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The snippet shared has amassed over 20,000 videos on Tiktok in just three days with numerous applause from fans, celebrities and other prominent industry members.
The song was produced by IzJoe Beatz.
Stream Amerado – Kwaku Ananse below:
Josh Blakk, born in Accra, Ghana has always defied limitations. His upbringing has deeply influenced his creative journey. Raised in a Christian home, music became his foundation.
He started learning piano at the age of seven and at some point was leading music at church. Despite limited support, he self-taught guitar, flute, and saxophone, composing his songs since age eleven.
In the world of social media, where opinions flow freely and interactions can be intense, Ghanaian socialite Rosemond Alade Brown, popularly known as Akuapem Poloo, recently found herself in a bit of a digital altercation.
The incident unfolded on Instagram when one netizen, who goes by the handle name Oheneba Francis Qwerku Junior, dared to criticize her English language skills while she was sharing her thoughts on the standard of living in Accra.
